Archive · 27 Sep 2025
Student Challenges CM Shri School Entrance Tests in Supreme Court
Imagine a kid who wants to go to a special new school called CM Shri School, but has to take a test first.
This kid thinks that's not fair because everyone should have a right to go to school without a test.
The kid went to the highest court in the country to say the tests are against the rules because the law says you can't make kids take tests to get into school.
The kid says these tests stop children from getting a free and good education!
An 11-year-old student has filed a petition in the Supreme Court.
The petition challenges the admission policy of CM SHRI Schools.
The student argues that entrance tests violate Article 21-A of the Constitution.
The petition references Section 13 of the RTE Act.
The petition challenges the legality of entrance tests.
- Who
- An 11-year-old student
- What
- Challenged the entrance tests for CM Shri Schools
- When
- Unspecified
- Where
- Supreme Court of India
- Why
- To challenge the legality of entrance tests, alleging violation of educational rights.
- Petitioner
- An 11-year-old student
- Court
- Supreme Court of India
- Issue
- Entrance tests for CM Shri Schools
- Legal Basis for Challenge
- Article 21-A, RTE Act Section 13
- Schools Affected
- CM SHRI Schools
- Applicable Classes
- 6th, 7th, and 8th
